"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

The Illuminati's Way to World Power
Despite occasional setbacks (through Napoleon's treachery) the Illuminati
continued on their way to gaining world power. Queen Marie Antoinette
had warned her brother, Emperor Leopold II, about this in a letter: "Be
very careful of the Masonic lodges; you may already have been told about
these. The beasts here count on achieving their aims in all countries. Oh
God! Protect my fatherland and yourself from such a fate!"
The international Illuminati leaders held a conference in New York in
1850. They made preparations to start an International. An American com-
mittee was set up. Clinton Roosevelt, Horace Greeley and Charles Dana
became its leaders. Another group was formed to co-ordinate acts off
terrorism. The Italian Jew Giuseppe Mazzini (born 1805 in Genoa) was
selected to lead this group. He had been an Illuminatus since 1837 and was
a freemason of the highest (33rd) degree. He assumed leadership of the
Bavarian Illuminati. After Mazzini's death in 1872 his position was taken
over by the Jew Adriano Lemmi, who was a revolutionary conspirator and
Grand Master of the Grand Orient in Italy. The first enthusiast for!
Illuminism in Italy was Count Filippo Struzzi, who founded many lodges
around Italy and acted as their leader. (Charles William Heckethorn,
"Secret Societies", Moscow, 1993, p. 206.) Giuseppe Garibaldi was also
an Illuminatus. The members of the Garibaldi movement wore red shirts.
Terrible atrocities began to take place in Italy, France, Spain, Austria
and Russia after the aforementioned conference. Mazzini had the Duke of
Parma murdered in 1854, as well as the judges who sentenced the
murderers. Violent anarchists raged about until the beginning of the First
World War. Tens of thousands of people lost their lives. The world was to
be divided into different blocks, which were to be put into violent
opposition to each other. This operation was controlled from London. On
the 29th of July 1900, King Umberto I was murdered by the freemason
Gaetano Bresci in Monza, despite the fact that he was a member of the
lodge Savoia Illuminata. The murderer Bresci belonged to an American
lodge in Paterson, New Jersey.
In 1861, Abraham Lincoln was elected president of the U.S.A. He
became a stumbling block to the Illuminati, however. First, the Civil War
was started (the Confederacy was funded by Illuminist France). The
Illuminati had worked hard to get the United States to use the same
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